Friday, October 13, 2023

Scotland Cemetery

 Today's Walk Through the Tombstones is at Scotland Cemetery in Scotland, Greene County, Indiana.

GPS Coordinates: 38.91045, -86.90617

Scotland Cemetery is located in the tiny town of Scotland, Indiana.  You can read more about our trip to Scotland on my other blog - Our Historical Indiana.  This cemetery was established in 1835 at the same time that the town was founded and has around 1,800 interments.  

Our first stop is at the grave of Riley Milton Stone.
Born: June 11, 1827, Indiana
Died: January 13, 1887, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

He was married to Margaret Hasler Stone (1828-1907) on January 30, 1853.  She is listed on the other side of the stone in Scotland Cemetery.

They had eleven children in total, but I only found the names of seven:
Peter Milton Stone (1858-1941) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Laura Stone (?-1886) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
James H. Stone (1860-1885) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Albert Stone (1864-1939) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Clara E. Stone Asdell (1866-1947) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Riley Stone (1872-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jennie Stone (?-?) - burial unknown

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This is the grave of Margaret Hasler Stone.
Born: March 14, 1828, Bern, Switzerland
Died: December 31, 1907, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Peter Hasler (1795-1874) and Elizabeth Kolb Hasler (1791-1862).  They were both born in Switzerland and are buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana.

She had many siblings:
Elizabeth Hasler Balmer (1816-1890) - buried in Fritschle Cemetery, Richland, Illinois
Peter Hasler, Jr. (1819-1879) - buried in Dutch Cemetery, Koleen, Greene County, Indiana
Christian Hasler (1821-1895) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Hasler (1822-1909) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Frederick Hasler (1825-1915) - buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana
Jasper Hasler (1830-1901) - buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

She was married to Riley Milton Stone (1827-1887) on January 30, 1853 and his name is listed on the other side of the stone in Scotland Cemetery.

They had eleven children in total, but I only found the names of seven:
Peter Milton Stone (1858-1941) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Laura Stone (?-1886) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
James H. Stone (1860-1885) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Albert Stone (1864-1939) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Clara E. Stone Asdell (1866-1947) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Riley Stone (1872-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jennie Stone (?-?) - burial unknown

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Here we have the grave of Laura Stone.
Born: unknown, Greene County, Indiana
Died: December 9, 1886, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Riley Milton Stone (1827-1887) and Margaret Hasler Stone (1828-1907).  They are buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

She had many siblings, though there are only a few names mentioned:
Peter Milton Stone (1858-1941) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
James H. Stone (1860-1885) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Albert Stone (1864-1939) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Clara E. Stone Asdell (1866-1947) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Riley Stone (1872-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jennie Stone (?-?) - burial unknown

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This is the grave of James H. Stone.
Born: January 13, 1860
Died: December 1885

He was the son of Riley Milton Stone (1827-1887) and Margaret Hasler Stone (1828-1907).  They are buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had many siblings, though there are only a few names mentioned:
Peter Milton Stone (1858-1941) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
James H. Stone (1860-1885) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Albert Stone (1864-1939) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Clara E. Stone Asdell (1866-1947) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Riley Stone (1872-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jennie Stone (?-?) - burial unknown

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We now stop at the grave of Sapher Wunderlin.
Born: unknown
Died: unknown

His name is also listed as Saver and Laver Wonderlin.

He was a Civil War Veteran having served as a Private with Company C of the 46th Illinois Infantry.  He enlisted on February 2, 1864 at Freeport, Illinois and mustered out of service on May 22, 1865.



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Here is the grave of Mary Margaret Miller Doney.
Born: 1855
Died: May 5, 1883

She was the daughter of David Miller (1822-1867) and Eliza Ann McElroy Miller (1830-1925).  He is buried in McElroy Cemetery, while she is buried in Scotland Cemetery.  Both cemeteries are located in Scotland, Indiana.

She had one sibling that I have found:
Ellen Jane Miller Woods Ledgerwood  (1857-1957) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

She was married to I.N. Doney (?-?).  I haven't been able to find out anything about her spouse.

They had two children that I found:
Lois Doney Clogston (1871-1895) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana
Orum Ortho Doney (1877-1958) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana

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We now stop at the grave of Paris King.
Born: October 14, 1839, Greene County, Indiana
Died: April 14, 1896, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of John B. King (1812-1887) and Lydia Hazel King (1813-1876).  They are both buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana.

He had at least one sibling:
Mary A. King (1838-1880) - buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana

He was married to Susan M. Barker King, whose name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: April 16, 1844, Greene County, Indiana
Died: July, 29, 1879, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Obadiah/Obediah Truax Barker (1793-1854) and Mary Stocker Barker (1802-1870).  They are both buried in Barker Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana.

She had a few siblings:
Eliza Barker Vest (?-1847) - It is unknown as to where she is buried.
Obadiah Truax Barker, Jr. (1828-1912) - buried in Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum, Altadena, Los Angeles County, California
Mary Jane Barker Williams (1832-1890) - buried in Owensburg Cemetery, Owensburg, Greene County, Indiana

Paris and Susan were married in 1868 and they had a few children:
Edgar B. King (1870-1889) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Earnest W. King (1871-1876) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Charles W. King (1875-1876) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Harry R. King (1877-1878) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of John Baker.
Born: unknown
Died: unknown

He was married twice, his first wife being Sarah Thayer Baker (?-?).  They were married on July 27, 1847.

They had a couple of children:
Mary Frances Baker Elroy (1854-1951) - buried in Wheatland Cemetery, Wheatland, Knox County, Indiana
Alice Ann Baker O'Donald (1859-1950) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (it is possible that she is the daughter of he and his second wife, but I am unsure)

He was married a second time to Rowena/Roena Thayer Baker (?-?), whose name is listed below his on the headstone.  They were married on January 1, 1862 in Jefferson County, Indiana.
Born: unknown
Died: unknown

She was the daughter of James Thayer 1802-1857) and Frances "Fanny" Durbin Thayer (1805-1857).  They are both buried in Union Cemetery, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio.

She had a few siblings:
John Thayer (1833-1883) - buried in Parkersburg Memorial Gardens, Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia
Private James "Jim" K. Thayer (1842-1904) - burial unknown
Virginia Fay Thayer Bradley (1848-1936) - buried in New Cumberland Cemetery, New Cumberland, Hancock County, West Virginia

They had a few children:
George McClelland Baker (1862-1960) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, Marshall, Parke County, Indiana
Jonas Fife Baker (1864-1968) - buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Elizabeth Baker Ledgerwood (1898-1949) - buried in Mount Peace Cemetery, Hartville, Stark County, Ohio

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Here we are at the grave of Joseph McConnell.
Born: October 10, 1878
Died: 1947

I have no information about him or his family.  There are no other McConnell's buried in Scotland Cemetery.






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This is the grave of Nettie Wolf Laughead.
Born: October 14, 1847
Died: December 17, 1880

She was the wife of George Galloway Laughead (1847-1926) and is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado.

They had one child that I have found:
Mable Edna Laughead Morton (1874-1944) - buried in Hutchinson Eastside Cemetery, Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas


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We now stop at the grave of John Woods.
Born: April 14, 1803
Died: March 27, 1883

He was married to Martha Hughes Woods, whose name is listed next to her on the headstone.
Born: July 16, 1816
Died: January 2, 1886

They had one son that I have found:
John I. Woods, Jr (1839-1876) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (he served in the Civil War, Co C 23rd Ohio Regiment; his name is listed on the bottom of the headstone)

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Here we have the grave of Joseph Richardson.
Born: January 28, 1862
Died: September 24, 1875

He was the son of John R. Richardson (1833-1900) and Sarah Nancy Laughlin Richardson (1829-1923).  They are both buried in Scotland Cemetery.

He had many siblings:
William Jefferson Richardson (1855-1928) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
Mary A. Richardson Westfall (1857-1898) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana 
James G. Richardson (1859-1943) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana 
Leervia E. Richardson Miller (1864-1937) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana 
John H. Richardson (1867-1942) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana 
Sarah Hester Richardson O'Donald (1869-1944) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
Robert Wesley Richardson (1872-1949) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
Drusilla Richardson Pruett (1874-1938) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
Edmon D. Richardson (1877-1964) - buried in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California
Riley Henry Richardson (1880-1963) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana 

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We now come to the grave of Nancy Eaton.
Born: May 2, 1858
Died: August 24, 1874

There are a few Eaton's buried in Scotland Cemetery, though I am not sure of the relationship.






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Here is the grave of Rachel Matthews Hanna.
Born: 1817, Indiana
Died: 1878

She was the wife of Alexander A. Hanna (1814-?).  They were married in 1845. He is buried in Scotland Cemetery, but his headstone disappeared around 1990.

They had a few children:
James H. Hanna (1842-1907) - burial unknown
Agnes J. Hanna Woods (1845-1869) - burial unknown
Elizabeth Hanna (1846-1898) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (dates could also be 1847-1892, though the previously listed dates are on the headstone)
William A. Hanna (1850-1923) buried in Beech Cemetery, Coal City, Owen County, Indiana (listed as the Coal City Cemetery as well)
Anna M. Hanna (1852-1869) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Rachel Viola "Ola" Florence Hanna Dickinson (1855-1937) - buried in Indiana Soldiers Home Cemetery, Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
J.C. Hanna (1894-1962) - buried in Beech Cemetery, Coal City, Owen County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Anna M. Hanna/Hannah.
Born: September 2, 1852
Died: October 30, 1869

She was the daughter of Rachel Matthews Hanna (1817-1878) and Alexander A. Hanna (1814-?).  They are both buried in Scotland Cemetery, though Alexander's headstone disappear around 1990.

She had a few siblings:
James H. Hanna (1842-1907) - burial unknown
Agnes J. Hanna Woods (1845-1869) - burial unknown
Elizabeth Hanna (1846-1898) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (dates could also be 1847-1892, though the previously listed dates are on the headstone)
William A. Hanna (1850-1923) buried in Beech Cemetery, Coal City, Owen County, Indiana (listed as the Coal City Cemetery as well)
Rachel Viola "Ola" Florence Hanna Dickinson (1855-1937) - buried in Indiana Soldiers Home Cemetery, Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
J.C. Hanna (1894-1962) - buried in Beech Cemetery, Coal City, Owen County, Indiana

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We now stop at the grave of George Denny Wirts.
Born: April 28, 1802, Pennsylvania
Died: February 6, 1880, Greene County, Indiana

He was married to Eliza Caroline Lindsay Wirts (1807-1891).  She is buried next to him in Scotland Cemetery.  

They had a few children:
Edwin Putnam Wirts (1827-1877) - buried in Ione Public Cemetery, Ione, Amador County, California
Eliza Catherine Wirts Loveless (1833-1910) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Mary Elizabeth Wirts Isenogle (1852-1933) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here is the grave of the Isenogle Children.
Mary Isenogle.
Born: March 7, 1886, Indiana
Died: August 4, 1889, Indiana

Cora Isenogle.
Born: 1887, Indiana
Died: 1888, Indiana

Minerva Isenogle
Born: unknown
Died: Unknown

Infant Isenogle
Born: Unknown
Died: Unknown

These were the young children of Stephen Isenogle (1838-1914) and Mary Elizabeth Wirts Isenogle (1852-1933).  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

Had they survived, they would have had a few siblings:
Jacob George Isenogle (1869-1930) - buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Washington, Daviess County, Indiana
Isaac Theodore Isenogle (1878-1939) - buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California
Eva Pearl Isenogle Mortland (1881-1956) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Mona Oral Isenogle (1884-1972) - buried in Plainville Cemetery, Plainville, Daviess County, Indiana
Charles Stephen Isenogle (1889-1956) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Angie G. Isenogle Sears (1891-1978) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Henry Rubottom/Rewbottom.
Born: April 2, 1813, North Carolina
Died: December 30, 1891

He was married to Elizabeth Corbin (?-?) first on May 5, 1839 in Lawrence County, Indiana.  I am not sure where she is buried.

They had at least one child:
Nancy Jane Rubttom Harryman (1841-1883) - buried in Indian Creek Primitive Church Cemetery, Williams, Lawrence County, Indiana

His second wife was Sarah Barker Elswick Rubottom.  They were married on August 31, 1847 in Greene County, Indiana.  Her name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: August 1, 1821
Died: August 1, 1865

They had a couple of children:
Zachariah B. Rubottom (1854-1934) - buried in Bethnay Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Milley Caroline Rubottom Miller (1851-1910) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, newberry, Greene County, Indiana

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We now come to the grave of Nancy Smith.
Born: October 22, 1825
Died: July 31, 1898

She was the wife of John Smith (1820-1895).  He is buried with her in Scotland Cemetery.

They had a couple of children:
David V. Smith (1857-1877) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Smith (1860-1886) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Woodson Hamelton/Hamilton.
Born: 1832
Died: November 19, 1875

There are many Hamilton's buried in Scotland Cemetery, but I am not sure of any relations.






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Here is the grave of Private James Blevins.
Born: December 25, 1762, Connecticut
Died: 1850

He served in the Revolutionary War, having enlisted in 1780 while residing in Montgomery County, Virginia.  He was a private in Captain William Love's company under Colonel William Campbell's Regiment.  He fought at the Battle of King's Mountain after which he was a prison guard.

I have no information about his family.


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This is the grave of Samuel "Sam" Blevins.
Born: June 15, 1796, Virginia
Died: July 14, 1867, Greene County, Indiana

I assume that he is related to the above, Private James Blevins (1762-1850), but I don't have anything concrete to that fact.  






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Here we have the grave of Cynthia E. O'Donald.
Born: April 15, 1845
Died: July 29, 1894

I believe that she was married to John O'Donald (1839-1906) as his name is listed on the other side of the headstone.

I don't know of any names of children or any other relatives.  There are several O'Donald's buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.



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We now stop at the grave of Benjamin Page Boling.
Born: December 24, 1824
Died: December 13, 1885, Knox County, Indiana

He was the son of Reverend Benjamin Bolin (1776-1839) and Prudence Jane Callicoat Bolin (1788-1860).  They are both buried in Bolling Cemetery, Jamestown, Russell County, Kentucky.

He had a few siblings:
Sarah Prudence Bolin Carman (1804-1873) - buried in McNaught Cemetery, Gridley, McLean County, Illinois
Dicey Bolin Webb (1814-1875) - buried in Webb Cemetery, Glens Fork, Adair County, Kentucky
John Crittenden Bolin (1819-1879) - buried in Bolling Cemetery, Jamestown, Russell County, Kentucky
Henry Jackson Bolin (1820-1915) - buried in Bolling Cemetery, Jamestown, Russell County, Kentucky

He was married to Miranda A. Hattsburg Boling, whose name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: June 13, 1836
Died: December 11, 1885, Knox County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Martin Hattaburgh (1797-1872) and Matilda Lumley Hattaburgh (?-1841).  He is buried in the Hattabaugh Cemetery, Salem, Washington County, Indiana, while she is buried in the Baker Cemetery, Monroe Township, Washington County, Indiana.  Neither have any headstones that have been photographed.

She had many siblings: 
Edith E. Hattaburgh Ward (1831-1920) - buried in Driftwood Christian Church Cemetery, Vallonia, Jackson County, Indiana
Malinda Hattaburgh Boling (1838-1920) - buried in Plattsburg Cemetery, Monroe Township, Washington County, Indiana
Minerva Hinderlider (1839-1931) - buried in Hinderlinder Cemetery, Carr Township, Jackson County, Indiana
Samuel Hattaburgh (1841-1921) - buried in Hattaburgh Cemetery, Salem, Washington County, Indiana
Mary Hattaburgh Hensley (1848-1912) - buried in Hattaburgh Cemetery, Salem, Washington County, Indiana
Philip Hattaburgh (1849-1929) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Finley Township, Scott County, Indiana

Benjamin and Miranda had a few children:
Benjamin Franklin Boling (?-?) - burial unknown
John F. Boling (?-?) - burial unknown
Enanuel Z. Boling (?-?) - burial unknown
Murray Boling (?-?) - burial unknown
Martin Colaw Boling (1862-1943) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Samuel C. Bowling (1867-1927) - buried in Roselawn Cemetery, Charleston, Coles County, Illinois
Ola Hinda Boling Beasley (1878-1949) - buried in Bethuel Cemetery, Kerrville, Shelby County, Tennessee

Both Benjamin and Miranda contracted a fever and died within a couple of days of each other.

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Here we have the grave of Anderson Boyd Crooke.
Born: June 25, 1825, Kentucky
Died: August 30, 1923, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of Asa "Boss" Crooke (1801-1892).  He is buried in Scotland Cemetery nearby.  I am not sure what the name of his mother was.

He had a few siblings:
Miranda T. Crooke Summerville (1827-1894) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Elvira Crook Allen (1830-1890) - buried in Laclede Cemetery, Laclede, Linn County, Missouri
Urbana Crooke Haig (1835-1913) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
George Washington Crooke (1838-1923) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Martha A. Crooke Catron (1840-1920) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Caroline Crooke Keith (1844-1914) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana

He was married three times, his first wife being Jane Haig Crooke (1830-1870).  She is buried near him in Scotland Cemetery.

They had  nine children:
Mary Ann Elizabeth Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Caroline Crooke Baker (1853-1929) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Asa Ellison Crooke (1855-1936) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Catherine Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Lydia Frances Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Clara Serena Crooke Phillips (1863-1952) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Laura Belle Crooke Garrett (1866-1946) - buried in Burns City Cemetery, Burns City, Martin County, Indiana
John Boyd Crooke (1870-1959) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana

His second wife was Nancy Vest Crooke (1846-1886).  She is buried in Scotland Cemetery.

They had two children:
Willie Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Bert Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown

His third wife was Mary Ann Soward Beal Crooke (1830-1912).  They were married in 1890 and she is buried in Newberry Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana.  Anderson was her second husband.

I haven't found any information about any children for them, but I don't believe that they had any.

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Here we have the grave of Alexander Johnson.
Born: 1803, North Carolina
Died: February 26, 1890, Cartersburg, Hendricks County, Indiana

He was married to Mary Flynn Johnson (1804-1883).  They were married in 1823 and she is buried next to him in Scotland Cemetery.

They had one child that I found:
Marium Mahala Johnston Burch Collings (1825-1912) - buried in Augustine Burch Cemetery, Hobbieville, Greene County, Indiana


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This is the grave of Thomas Plummer, Jr.
Born: December 7, 1865, Greene County, Indiana
Died: August 2, 1890, Daviess County, Indiana

He was the son of George W. Plummer (1842-1896) and Missouri/Misscuria/Missouria P. Hambright Townsend (1850-1928).  They were married on November 3, 1864.  He is buried in Scotland Cemetery, while she is buried in Grandview Cemetery in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana.

He had a few siblings:
Margaret E. Plummer Walls (1869-1936) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Hannan Plummer (1871-1959) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Charles Sherman Plummer (1879-1964) - buried in Fairview Cemetery, Elnora, Daviess County, Indiana

He was married to Mary Malinda Walls Plummer Maryfield (1866-1940).  She is buried with her second husband in Burns City Cemetery, Burns City, Martin County, Indiana

They had at least one child:
Alice May Plummer Trueblood (1890-1961) - buried in Raglesville Cemetery, Raglesville, Daviess County, Indiana

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We now come to the grave of Charles Wallace Ledgerwood.
Born: November 14, 1851, Indiana
Died: July 6, 1927, Indiana

He was the son of Thomas Ledgerwood (1832-1915) and Orpha Osborn Ledgerwood (1843-1923).  They are buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Hudson, Weld County, Colorado.

He had a few siblings:
James Henry Ledgerwood (1864-1931) - buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado
Solomon Osborn Ledgerwood (1872-1951) - buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado
William Milton Ledgerwood (1877-1958) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado
Grover Cleverland Ledgerwood (1885-1957) - buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado

He was married three times, his first wife being Sarah Feutz Ledgerwood (1857-1883).  They were married in 1875.  She is buried in Havana Cemetery, Havana, Montgomery County, Kansas.

They had three children that I have found:
John F. Ledgerwood (1876-1902) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Nathaniel J. Ledgerwood (1878-1963) - buried in Monterey City Cemetery, Monterey, Monterey County, California
Henry Boyd Ledgerwood (1880-1942) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

His second wife was Mary Porter Ledgerwood (1866-1892).  They were married in 1887.  She is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.  She is listed as being William's mother, but his birthdate is after her death, so he can't be her son.

His third wife was Ellen Jane Miller Woods (1857-1957).  They were married in 1893.  She is buried in Scotland Cemetery with one of her daughers.

They had one child that I have found:
William O. Ledgerwood (1898-1928) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here is the grave of Obediah Tilman A. Howard Barker, Jr.
Born: September 24, 1847, Taylor Township, Greene County, Indiana
Died: December 6, 1925, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of Obediah Tilman Barker (1815-1849) and Sarah Cochran Barker (1815-1890).  His father died at a young age in Louisiana and his burial site is unknown, while his mother is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had a few siblings:
Mary Jane Barker (1832-?) - burial unknown
John H. Barker (1836-1862) - buried in Poplar Grove National Cemetery, Dinwiddie County, Virginia (he served in the Company D, 14th Indiana Infantry and died in Lynchburg as a POW)
Eliza Jane Barker Rose (1836-1911) - buried in Black River Cemetery, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri
Mary Elizabeth Barker Anderson (1841-1931) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Julia Barker (1840-1845) - burial unknown
Nancy Caroline Barker Davis Allcorn Cochran (1844-1874) - it is unknown where she is buried

He was married to Mary Martha Barker Barker (1856-1956).  They were married on April 14, 1878.  She is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

They had ten children, 5 girls and 5 boys:
Obe Barker (?-?) - unknown
Margaret Barker (?-?) - unknown
William Obediah Barker (1879-1956) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Julia Barker Anderson (1881-1961) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
John Paris Barker (1883-1969) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
James Wilbert Barker (1885-1958) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Elza Emerson Barker (1887-1963) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Josephine Barker Rosenbury (1894-1984) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Mildred Essie Barker York (1897-1960) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Martha Alice Barker Haywood (1899-1968) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana

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Here we are at the grave of Elizabeth Hasler King.
Born: January 12, 1851, Greene County, Indiana
Died: May 23, 1884, Indiana

I am not sure of the names of her parents or any siblings. 

She was married to William Delancy King, whose name is listed below hers on the headstone.
Born: November 18,1845, Indiana
Died: August 13, 1931, Indiana

He was the son of William Greene King (1816-1872) and Rebecca Ledgerwood King (1819-1894).  They are both buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana.

He had several siblings:
Margaret Elizabeth King Baird (1847-1916) - buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Nancy King (1849-1920) - buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Barbara Ann King Bough (1853-1920) - buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana
Nathaniel King (1857-1882) - buried in Dowden Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana

They had several children:
Susan King Gingerich (1874-1968) - buried in Roosevelt Memorial Park, Gardena, Los Angeles County, California
John B. King (1875-1900) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Josephine King Christenberry (1878-1932) - buried in Valhalla Memorial Park, North Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California
Obediah King (1879-1958) - buried in Salisbury Cemetery, Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri
Joseph Ernest King (1881-1959) - buried in Holy Sephulchre Cemetery, Alsip, Cook County, Illinois

William served in the Civil War in Company G of the 194th Indiana Infantry.

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We now take time to stop at the grave of John William Franklin Eaton.
Born: November 2, 1832, Martin County, Indiana
Died: September 15, 1884, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of Cynthia Matilda Blake Eaton (1808-1857).  I have not yet found the name of his father.

He had a few siblings:
Mary Eaton (?-?) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana (this cemetery is on the Crane Navel Base and is accessible only with permission)
Thomas Jefferson Eaton (1836-1863) - buried in Burns City Cemetery, Burns City, Martin County, Indiana (served in the Civil War in Company B of the 27th Indiana Infantry; he was listed as having been a POW on May 24, 1862 in Winchester, Virginia)
Henry H. Eaton (1848-1849) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana (this cemetery is on the Crane Navel Base and is accessible only with permission)
Andrew Eaton (1850-1883) - buried in Locust Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana

He was married to Pernetta Richardson Eaton (1831-1898) in 1850.  She is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

They had two children at least:
James Riley Eaton (1852-1911) - buried in York Cemetery, York, Clay County, Illinois
Esther S. Eaton Allen (1867-1946) - buried in Walnut Ridge Cemetery, Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana

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He we have the grave of John Smith.
Born: July 27, 1820
Died: October 12, 1895

He was the husband of Nancy Grove Smith (1825-1898).  I believe her name is listed on the other side of the headstone in Scotland Cemetery.

They had at least two children:
David V. Smith (1857-1877) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William Smith (1860-1886) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Sarah Rebecca Bough.
Born: January 22, 1867
Died: December 24, 1869

She was the young daughter of Frederick Bough (1830-1900) and Nancy G. Williams Bough (1831-1912).  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

She had many siblings:
John Henry Bough (1855-1939) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Isaac Milton Bough (1857-1904) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
George Edward Bough (1860-1910) - buried in Fairview Cemetery, Linton, Greene County, Indiana
Mary Catherine Bough Hall (1863-1934) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Chris McClellan Bough (1865-1944) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Johnathan Taylor Bough (1868-1930) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
James Bartmus Bough (1871-1957) - buried in Switz City Cemetery, Switz City, Greene County, Indiana
Lucy B. Bough Hudson (1876-1919) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Obediah Porter.
Born: August 2, 1853
Died: October 16, 1882

He was the son of Christopher Porter, Sr. (1826-1892) and Margaret Murray Porter (1826-1900).  Christopher, Sr. was born in Switzerland, while Margaret was born in Ohio.  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had several siblings:
John W. Porter (1850-1907) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana (though another bit of info says that he is buried in Scotland Cemetery)
Margaret A. Porter Wright (1856-1932) - buried in Ridgeport Community Church Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana
Christopher Porter (1863-1922) - buried in Lebanon Cemetery, Midland, Greene County, Indiana
Henry Porter (1864-1908) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
Barbara E. Porter Allen (1864-?) - burial unknown
Mary Porter Ledgerwood (1866-1892) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here we have the grave of Jane Haig Crooke.
Born: May 30, 1830, Scotland
Died: March 20, 1870, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of James Haig (1799-1868) and Mary Anne McNiven Haig (1810-1862).  They were both born in Scotland and were married in 1829.  I am not sure when they emigrated to the United States, but it was before 1837 as their son George was born in Indiana.  They are both buried in Dagley Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana.

She had several siblings:
William Hope Haig (1831-1875) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Haig (1832-1896) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana (he served in the Civil War in Company A, 97th Indiana Regiment)
George N. Haig (1837-1865) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Catharine "Kate" Maria Haig Shirts/Shirtz (1839-1864) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Lydia L. Haig Dagley (1840-1897) - buried in Fairview Cemetery, Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri
David Wallace Haig (1842-1870) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (he served in the Civil War in Company K, 117th Indiana Regiment)
Mary Ann Haig (1843-1845) - buried in Dagley Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Samuel Haig (1843-1846) - buried in Dagley Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

She was the first wife of Anderson Boyd Crooke (1825-1923).  He is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

They had a few children:
Mary Ann Elizabeth Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Caroline Crooke Baker (1853-1929) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Asa Ellison Crooke (1855-1936) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Catherine Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Lydia Frances Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Clara Serena Crooke Phillips (1863-1952) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Laura Belle Crooke Garrett (1866-1946) - buried in Burns City Cemetery, Burns City, Martin County, Indiana
John Boyd Crooke (1870-1959) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana

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We now come to the grvae of Nancy Crooke.
Born: April 13, 1846, Indiana
Died: November 6, 1886

She was the second wife of Anderson Boyd Crooke (1825-1923), who is buried next to her in Scotland Cemetery.  

They had two children:
Willie Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown
Bert Crooke (?-?) - burial unknown


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Here we are at the grave of William Summerville.
Born: August 19, 1820
Died: August 5, 1903

He was married to Mary Summerville (1826-1901) and she is listed on the side of the headstone in Scotland Cemetery.

They had at least one child:
Clara Belle Summerville Ledgerwood (1865-1953) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana



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This is the grave of Samuel H. McElroy.
Born: April 1, 1838
Died: September 25, 1890

There are many McElroy's buried in Scotland Cemetery, but I am not sure of any of their relations.






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Here is the grave of Matilda "Tillie" Mackall/McCall Blackmore.
Born: September 20, 1829, Columbiana County, Ohio
Died: April 18, 1926, Scotland, Indiana

She was the daughter of Thomas Mackall (1790-1876) and Sarah Foster Mackall (1798-1855).  They were both buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio.

She had thirteen siblings, though I don't have the names of all of them:
Benjamin McCall (1818-1897) - buried in Lincoln Cemetery, Lincoln, Lincoln County, Kansas
James Mackall (1821-1904) - buried in Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Beaver County, Pennsylvania
John Mackall (1822-1901) - buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Rebecca Mackall Lake (1824-1878) - burial unknown
Phoebe Mackall Dawson (1827-1912) - buried in Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Beaver County, Pennsylvania
Mary J. Mackall Kirkendall (1831-1874) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Samuel Mackall (1836-1908) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
George D. Mackall (1838-1916) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
Louisa Mackall (1840-1904) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
Sarah E. Mackall (1843-1906) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
Preston Mackall (1845-1894) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio

She was married to Samuel Blackmore, whose name is on the headstone next to him.
Born: March 14, 1829, Columbiana County, Ohio
Died: April 14, 1894, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of Benoni Blackmore (1793-1870) and Eleanor Mackall Blackmore (1796-1875).  They are buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

He had a couple of siblings:
Benjamin M. Blackmore (1820-1822) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana, Ohio
Dawson Blackmore (1831-1899) - buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio

Samuel and Matilda were married in 1852 and they had many children:
Thomas Dawson Blackmore (1853-1929) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Benoni W. Blackmore (1855-1911) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Caroline Blackmore Johnson (1857-1935) - buried in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana
George Foster Blackmore (1859-1923) - buried in Havana Cemetery, Havana, Montgomery County, Kansas
John M. Blackmore (1862-1890) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana (he is listed as having died from typhoid fever)
Charles Seymour Blackmore (1863-1940) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Napoleon Bonaparte Blackmore (1865-1960) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Samuel Thurman "Bart" Blackmore (1868-1949) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Cora Ellen Blackmore Kern (1873-1949) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here is the grave of William W. Catron.
Born: January 24, 1833
Died: May 8, 1893

He was the son of Zachariah Catron (1809-1875).  I haven't been able to find any name for William's mother.  Zachariah is buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana.

He had several siblings:
Hester Ann Catron Bough (?-1874) - buried in Cedar Vale Cemetery, Cedar Vale, Chautauqua County, Kansas
Zachariah Catron, Jr. (1835-1902) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
John Catron (1837-1863) - buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Matilda Ellen Catron Liles (1859-1894) - buried in Beaver Cemetery, Beaver, Carroll County, Arkansas
Benjamin Carlos Catron (1868-1941) - buried in Beaver Cemetery, Beaver, Carroll County, Arkansas

He was married to Martha A. Crooke Catron, who is listed below him on the headstone.
Born: December 8, 1840, Indiana
Died: May 7, 1920

She was the daughter of Asa "Boss" Crooke (1801-1892), though I haven't found the name of her mother.  He is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

She had several siblings:
Anderson Boyd Crooke (1825-1923) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Miranda T. Crooke Summerville (1827-1894) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Elvira Crook Allen (1830-1890) - buried in Laclede Cemetery, Laclede, Linn County, Missouri
Urbana Crooke Haig (1835-1913) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
George Washington Crooke (1838-1923) - buried in Newberry Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Caroline "Carrie" Crooke Keith (1844-1914) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana

I am not sure when William and Martha were married or if they had any children.

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Here is the grave of Elizabeth Rickenbaugh Jolliff.
Born: October 10, 1827, Ohio
Died: March 18, 1908, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Jacob Rickenbaugh (?-1869) and Anna M. Rickenbaugh (?-1900).  They were buried in Plain Lutheran Cemetery, Blachleyville, Wayne County, Ohio.

I am not sure of any names of siblings.

She was married to Levi Jolliff, whose name is next to hers on the headstone.
Born: June 22, 1828, Wayne County, Ohio
Died: September 8, 1886, Greene County, Indiana

He was the son of Thomas Jolliff (1807-1879) and Mary Jolliff (?-1875).  They were both buried in Jefferson Pioneer Cemetery in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio.

He had at least one sibling:
Malinda Jolliff Rhodes (1834-1926) - buried in Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum, Altadena, Los Angeles County, California

Elizabeth and Levi were married in 1851.  They had a few children:
Henry Jolliff (1852-1933) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Leander Jolliff (1854-1926) - buried in Bethany Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Aaron Jolliff (1858-1925) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
Thomas L. Jolliff (1862-1941) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here is the grave of Martha Stewart McElroy.
Born: 1816
Died: November 15, 1886

She was the wife of Samuel McElroy (1821-1894).  They were married in 1844 and his name is listed on the other side of the headstone in Scotland Cemetery.





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We now stop at the grave of Christian Hasler.
Born: January 4, 1821, Switzerland.
Died: May 19, 1895

He was the son of Peter Hasler (1795-1874) and Elizabeth Kolb Hasler (1791-1862).  They were both born in Bern, Switzerland and crossed the Atlantic in 1845 looking for a fresh start and a better life.  They settled in Greene County, Indiana and were buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana.

He had several siblings:
Elizabeth Hasler Balmer (1816-1890) - buried in Fritschle Cemetery, Richland County, Illinois
Peter Hasler (1819-1879) - buried in Dutch Cemetery, Koleen, Greene County, Indiana
John Hasler (1822-1909) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Frederick Hasler (1825-1915) - buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana
Margaret Hasler Stone (1828-1907) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jasper Hasler (1830-1901) - buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

He was married twice, his first wife being Sarah E. Stone Hasler (1828-1859).  They were married in 1848.  She is buried in Hasler Cemetery in Doans, Greene County, Indiana.

These are there children, as listed:
Margaret Hasler Gilkinson (1851-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Henry Hasler (1852-1931) - buried in Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Lyons, Greene County, Indiana (his obituary states that his mother was Sarah)
Elizabeth Hasler Ledgerwood (1853-1940) - buried in Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jonas Luther Hasler (1856-1859) - buried in Hasler Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

His second wife was Margaret Feutz Hasler (1834-1897).   They were married in 1851.  Her name is listed on the other side of the monument at Scotland Cemetery.

They had a few children:
Mary Isabelle Hasler Humerickhouse (1860-1896) - buried in Kentucky Ridge Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

The info that I found states that Margaret, Henry and Elizabeth were Christian's children with his first wife Sarah, but the times don't really make sense.  They were married in 1848 and the children were born 1851, 1852 and 1853, respectively, but he married his second wife in 1851.  I am not really sure if they were the children of Sarah or of Margaret.  One place also lists Jonas as being Sarah's son.  By looking at death dates, this makes sense, but not with the dates of marriage.  I have to think that the marriage date for his second wife is wrong.  

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We now come to the grave of Sarah Cochran Barker.
Born: July 27, 1815, Sharon, Franklin County, Ohio
Died: April 6, 1890, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Glass Amos Cochran, Jr. (1764-1822) and Mehitable "Hitty" Fuller Cochran (1767-1843).  Glass, Jr. was born in Massachusetts while Hitty was born in Connecticut.  They were married on October 13, 1789 on Blandford, Hampshire, Massacusetts.  Glass Amos Jr is buried in Pioneer Cemetery in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, while Hitty's burial is unknown but believed to be in Bleakwood, Texas.  Hitty has an interesting family history dating all the way back to Edward the Third, King of England and the Beaufort Family.

She had many siblings:
Nathaniel Hamilton Cochran (1790-1870) - buried in Rehobeth Cemetery, Carthage, Panola County, Texas
Lydia Cochran (1791-1791) - buried in Blandford Cemetery, Blandford, Hampden County, Massachusetts (shares a stone with her sister Juliet)
Harper Cochran (1792-1875) - burial unknown, probably somewhere in Arkansas
John Alexander Cochran (1794-1866) - burial unknown, likely on the family's private farm in Illinois
Juliet "Jule" Cochran (1798-1807) - buried in Blandford Cemetery, Blandford, Hampden County, Massachusetts (shares a stone with her sister Lydia)
Charles Cochran (1800-1811) - burial unknown
William Alexander Cochran (1802-1879) - buried in Kirbyville City Cemetery, Kirbyville, Jasper County, Texas
Joseph Sidney Cochran (1805-1869) - buried in Old Belgrade Cemetery, Belgrade, Newton County, Texas
Henry C. Cochran (1808-1850) - buried in Old Belgrade Cemetery, Belgrade, Newton County, Texas
Elizabeth "Betsy" Cochran Bennington (1810-1880) - buried in Bleakwood Cemetery, Bleakwood, Newton County, Texas

She was married to Obediah Tilman Barker (1815-1849) on December 25, 1834 in Greene County, Indiana.  His burial is listed as unknown, though it is likely in New Orleans, Louisiana.  

They had a few children:
Mary Jane Barker (1832-?) - burial unknown
John H. Barker (1836-1862) - buried in Poplar Grove National Cemetery, Dinwiddie County, Virginia (he served in the Civil War in Company D, 14th Indiana Infantry; he was a POW at Lynchburg where is died)
Eliza Jane Barker Rose (1836-1911) - buried in Black River Cemetery, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri
Julia Barker (1840-1845) - burial unknown
Mary Elizabeth Barker Anderson (1841-1931) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Obediah Tilman A. Howard Barker (1847-1925) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Nancy Caroline Barker Davis-Allcorn-Cochran (1844-1874) - burial unknown

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Here is the grave of John Clarance Shirts.
Born: 1859, Indiana
Died: April 8, 1941, Indiana

He was married to Jennie Mary Ingles Shirts whose name is listed on the monument with him.
Born: 1867, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Died: Unknown

She was the daughter of Reverend James Ingles (1821-1902) and Martha A. Black Ingles (1832-1905).  They were married on July 1, 1856 and they are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

She had a few siblings:
Nettie M. Ingles (1858-1868) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Edward Irvin Ingles (1860-1955) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Anna Ingles Langton (1876-1962) - buried in Danville South Cemetery, Danville , Hendricks County, Indiana

She and John were married in 1844 and they had a couple of children:
Winifred Ingle Shirtz Gocke (1885-1950) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
William Edward Shirtz (1887-1965) - buried in K of P Cemetery, Lizaton, Hendricks County, Indiana

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Here we have the grave of Corporal John B. King.
Born: July 5, 1875, Greene County, Indiana
Died: March 3, 1900, Central Luzon, Phillipines

He was the son of William Delancy King (1845-1931) and Elizabeth Hasler King (1851-1884).  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had a few siblings:
Susan King Gingerich (1874-1968) - buried in Roosevelt Memorial Park, Gardena, Los Angeles County, California
Josephine King Christenberry (1878-1932) - buried in Valhalla Memorial Park, North Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California
Obediah King (1879-1958) - buried in Salisbury Cemetery, Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri
Joseph Ernest King (1881-1959) - buried in Holy Sephulchre Cemetery, Alsip, Cook County, Illinois

Corporal King was commanding a scouting party of about twenty soldiers when they were attacked by a stronger force and Corporal King and four others were killed.  He was buried in the Catholic Cemetery and Namacpacan, Province of Union, Luzon, Phillipine Islands.  In March of 1902, his body was disinterred and shipped back to his home in Greene County, Indiana to be buried near his parents.

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This is the grave of Leonard Connell.
Born: 1857
Died: August 16, 1873

I am unsure of the names of his parents or any siblings.







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Here we have the grave of Mary Porter Ledgerwood.
Born: January 20, 1866
Died: December 20, 1892

She was the daughter of Christopher Porter, Sr. (1826-1892) and Margaret Murray Porter (1826-1900).  Christopher, Sr. was born in Switzerland, while Margaret was born in Ohio.  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

She had several siblings:
John W. Porter (1850-1907) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana (though another bit of info says that he is buried in Scotland Cemetery)
Margaret A. Porter Wright (1856-1932) - buried in Ridgeport Community Church Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana
Christopher Porter (1863-1922) - buried in Lebanon Cemetery, Midland, Greene County, Indiana
Henry Porter (1864-1908) - buried in Salem Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
Barbara E. Porter Allen (1864-?) - burial unknown

She was the second wife of Charles Wallace Ledgerwood (1851-1927) in 1887.  He is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

They had at least one child:
William O. Ledgerwood (1898-1928) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Rebecca Babb Geddes.
Born: July 12, 1804
Died: March 15, 1890

She was the daughter of John Babb (1768-1829) and Rebecca Castor Babb (1770-1855).  They are buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio.  He was the first original owner of Babbs Island, Hancock County, West Virginia.  You can read about it here. He was originally buried in the Old 5th Street Burial Ground (also known as the City Cemetery).  This cemetery is now the site of East Liverpool City Hospital.  Graves were moved after 1883 to either Riverview Cemetery or Spring Grove Cemetery.

She had a few siblings:
Hannah Elizabeth Babb McKinnon (1799-1860) - buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio (originally buried in Old 5th Street Burial Ground)
Kessiah/Keziah Babb McNabb (1801-1868) - buried in Worthington United Presbyterian Cemetery, Worthington, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
Adah Ann Babb McKinnon (1812-1864) - buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio (originally buried in McKinnon Cemetery, but moved to Riverview when the city expanded and the cemetery was abandoned)

She was married to Alexander Geddes (1790-1847).  He is buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio.

They had several children:
Thomas Geddes (1827-1849) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
Samuel Geddes (1828-1898) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Alex Geddes (1830-1900) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Katherine "Kittie"Geddes Storms (1842-1924) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Sadie L. Geddes (1845-1900) - buried in Kentucky Ridge Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

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Here we are at the grave of Oliver Cunning Geddes.
Born: November 17, 1876
Died: February 28, 1916

He was the son of Samuel Geddes (1828-1898) and Pauline Ogden Geddes (1835-1911).  Both are buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had a couple of siblings:
Mary Ann Geddes Kidd (1859-1917) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
David Boyce Geddes (1874-1946) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Paulina Ogden Geddes.
Born: December 29, 1835, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio
Died: February 28, 1911, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Benjamin Bartram (?-?) and Mary Ann Malim Ogden Bertram (?-?). I am unsure of where they are buried.

She was married to Samuel Geddes (1828-1898) who is buried near her in Scotland Cemetery.

They had three children:
Mary Ann Geddes Kidd (1859-1917) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
David Boyce Geddes (1874-1946) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Oliver Cunning Geddes (1876-1916) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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We now stop at the grave of Samuel Geddes.
Born: November 2, 1828
Died: March 1, 1898

He was the son of Alexander Geddes (1790-1847) and Rebecca Babb Geddes (1804-1890).  He is buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio while she is buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had several siblings:
Thomas Geddes (1827-1849) - buried in Longs Run Cemetery, Calcutta, Columbiana County, Ohio
Alex Geddes (1830-1900) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Katherine "Kittie"Geddes Storms (1842-1924) - buried in Clover Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Monroe County, Indiana
Sadie L. Geddes (1845-1900) - buried in Kentucky Ridge Cemetery, Doans, Greene County, Indiana

He was married to Pauline Odgen Geddes (1835-1911) who is buried next to him in Scotland Cemetery.

They had three children:
Mary Ann Geddes Kidd (1859-1917) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
David Boyce Geddes (1874-1946) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Oliver Cunning Geddes (1876-1916) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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This is the grave of Herman Hasler.
Born: June 27, 1891
Died: August 12, 1892

He was the infant son of Samuel Hasler (1859-1925) and Mary Catherine Nichols Hasler (1856-1908).  They are both buried nearby in Scotland Cemetery.

He had at least one sibling:
Edna Hasler Pafford (1894-1977) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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We now come to the grave of John F. Ledgerwood.
Born: January 1876
Died: February 16, 1902

He was the son of Charles Wallace Ledgerwood (1851-1927) and Sarah Feutz Ledgerwood (1857-1883).  He is buried in Scotland Cemetery, while she is buried in Havana Cemetery, Havana, Montgomery County, Kansas.

He had a few siblings:
Nathaniel J. Ledgerwood (1878-1963) - buried in Monterey City Cemetery, Monterey, Monterey County, California
Henry Boyd Ledgerwood (1880-1942) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
William O. Ledgerwood (1898-1928) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Here is the grave of Nathaniel Ledgerwood, Jr. 
Born: November 18, 1815
Died: December 20, 1886

He was the son of Nathaniel Ledgerwood, Sr (1773-1836) and Margaret Hays Ledgerwood (1780-1863).  They are both buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery, Crane, Martin County, Indiana.  I believe that this cemetery is located on the Crane Navel Base and is only accessible with permission.

He had at least two siblings:
George Ledgerwood (1812-1894) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Joseph Ledgerwood (1821-1833) - buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery, Crane, Martin County, Indiana

He was married to Margaret Sarah "Sally" Holt Ledgerwood, whose name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: April 9, 1824
Died: February 5, 1918

She was the daughter of Henry H. Holt (1787-1879) and Catherine Jane Gray Holt (1790-1875).  They are both buried in Holt Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana.

She had twelve siblings, though I don't have all of their names:
Doswell Holt (1809-1857) - buried in Holt Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
James Henry Holt (1813-1870) - buried in Holt Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
Calvin Rogers Holt (1818-1866) - buried in Holt Cemetery, Martin County, Indiana
Drury Hayden/Haden Holt (1822-?) - he was cremated and it is unknown what happened to his remains
Anna Holt Woodruff (1828-1918) - buried in Concord Cemetery, Daviess County, Indiana
Susan Holt Sims (1832-1891) - buried in Sims Cemetery, Raglesville, Daviess County, Indiana

Nathaniel and Margaret were married in 1846 and had the following children:
Margaret Ledgerwood Ogden (1847-1929) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Catherine Ledgerwood Walker (1849-1920) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Rebecca Ledgerwood Laughlin Kail (1856-1919) - buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Burns City, Martin County, Indiana
John S. Ledgerwood (1861-1925) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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Our final stop is at the grave of George Ledgerwood.
Born: July 12, 1812
Died; June 2, 1894

He was the son of Nathaniel Ledgerwood, Sr (1773-1836) and Margaret Hays Ledgerwood (1780-1863).  They are both buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery, Crane, Martin County, Indiana.  I believe that this cemetery is located on the Crane Navel Base and is only accessible with permission.

He had at least two siblings:
Nathaniel Ledgerwood (1815-1886) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Joseph Ledgerwood (1821-1833) - buried in Ledgerwood Cemetery, Crane, Martin County, Indiana

He was married to Lydia Lester Ledgerwood, whose name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: March 8, 1817, South Carolina
Died: March 30, 1884, Martin County, Indiana

She was the daughter of Peter Ruble Lester (1790-1887) and Haney Meele O'Neal Lester (1797-1831).  They were both buried in the Lester Cemetery in Newberry, Greene County, Indiana.  Unfortunately, this cemetery has been pretty much destroyed.  The area was cleared at some point and all of the stones were discarded.

She had many siblings:
Hephzibah "Haps" Lester Gillam (1815-1877) - buried in Grandview Cemetery, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana
Thomas Clarkston Lester (1816-1851) - buried in Lester Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Draton Lester (1818-1880) - buried in Simson Chapel Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Jane Lester Buckner (1821-1895) - buried in Buckner Cemetery, Highland Township, Greene County, Iowa
Emily Lester Benham (1822-1845) - buried in Lester Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
John N. Lester (1824-?) - buried in Lester Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana
Peter Lester (1827-1829) - buried in Lester Cemetery, Newberry, Greene County, Indiana

Lydia and George were married in 1836 and had a few children:
Margaret E. Ledgerwood Catron (1837-1921) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana
Joseph M. Ledgerwood (1851-1935) - buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Odon, Daviess County, Indiana
David Ledgerwood (1854-1937) - buried in Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion, Oregon
George D. Ledgerwood (1859-1918) - buried in Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene County, Indiana

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I hope that you have enjoyed your walk through Scotland Cemetery.  

You can check out more about it on Find-A-Grave.

























































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